New Delhi: Suresh Chavhanke, the editor of Sudarshan News, a media outlet known for its polarizing content, recently posted a cartoon on social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, which has sparked controversy.

The cartoon, accused of being anti-Muslim and inflammatory, depicts Muslims throwing stones at Chandrayaan 3, India's third lunar exploration mission by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO).

The cartoon features characters dressed in traditional Kurta Pajamas and wearing skull caps, symbolically shown hurling stones at the Chandrayaan 3 lander. The illustration also includes a display board with the text in Hindi reading, "chand ki Zameen waqf ki milkiyat hai," which translates to "The Moon's land belongs to Waqf," a statement that appears to mock the Waqf board.

Chavhanke had previously faced legal consequences for his online behavior. He was arrested on August 11 by the Cyber Crime Unit of Gurugram Police for posting an inflammatory tweet on X. The tweet in question was related to the Nuh Violence and implicated foreign media house Al Jazeera in influencing law enforcement actions that allegedly resulted in the arrest of individuals associated with the Hindutva movement.

Following his arrest, Chavhanke was granted bail. However, another individual who shared his controversial tweet was placed in judicial custody.

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New Delhi, May 7 (PTI): An IndiGo aircraft from the national capital aborted landing at the Guwahati airport due to a sudden change in wind direction, according to a passenger.

The A321 aircraft was operating the flight 6E 2038 and when it was close to landing, the plane took off again.

The captain informed the passengers that the landing was aborted due to the sudden change in the wind direction and after sometime, landed safely at the Guwahati airport, the passenger said.

The aircraft, which was almost full, landed around 12.51 pm.

There was no comment from IndiGo.